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Irvine is recognized for his work in empowering the immune system to fight disease, which includes enhancing vaccines against HIV and cancer. 

President and CEO Pete Schultz is honored for expanding the genetic code and the development and application of large scale “diversity-based” approaches to the discovery of novel proteins, drugs and modern materials.

ADA’s $1.3 million grant will support the Droujinine lab’s research of interorgan dialogue to develop therapeutics for diabetes management.

Scripps Research announces its 2024 recipients of Collaborative Innovation Fund grants.

This honor from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute recognizes Ye’s “whole-body” approach to studying the how the brain functions in healthy versus diseased states.

Christopher Parker and Giordano Lippi are unraveling the metabolic and protein mechanisms, respectively, that go awry in aging and disease—including Alzheimer’s.

Sharpless awarded his second Nobel Prize in Chemistry–one of only two chemists to ever receive such an honor.

Wong’s discoveries and technologies have fundamentally shaped our understanding of complex carbohydrates and glycoproteins, as well as uncovered new therapeutic strategies to treat major diseases.

Recognizing outstanding innovators younger than 35, the annual list examines not just where technology is now, but where it’s going and who’s taking it there.

The multidisciplinary center will focus on development of antiviral drugs to combat coronaviruses and other viruses with pandemic potential.

Prestigious appointment will support his innovative imaging techniques and investigations into the relationship between metabolism and neurons.

The award is granted for the highest quality empirical research in the field of autism published in the past year.

Wong is recognized for his outstanding contributions that have had significant impact in the chemical sciences in both academia and industry.

Cravatt awarded prestigious prize for breakthroughs in understanding the role of proteins in biological processes and diseases.

The award supports an innovative project that represents an exciting change in research direction for an early stage investigator.

The annual list represents the “who’s who” of influential researchers who have impacted their field over the past decade.

Scripps Research and two other San Diego research institutions each received grants of around $5 million from CIRM to support the training of graduate students, postdoctoral trainees, and clinical trainees.

Patapoutian is being recognized for his groundbreaking research that solved a long-standing mystery of how the body senses touch and other mechanical stimuli.

Recognition for scientific advancements benefitting humanity go to four Scripps Research scientists and a student.

Wong has been recognized for revolutionary advances in chemistry and biology.

Scientist focused on the origami of proteins recognized for inventing treatment for heart and neurological diseases, with relevance for Alzheimer’s.

Florida chemist among “Talented 12” top chemists celebrated by industry magazine.

The award will support the lab’s investigation of early-life immunity to prevent neonatal infections.

The Hanna H. Gray Fellowship supports early career life scientists and promotes diversity within the biomedical research community.